The map has been used by water supply officers to map the supply of water to properties in the township area of Yarra Glen.The item is significant because it records changes to the supply of water to Yarra Glen over a period of approximately 100 years. It also records property owners and subdivisions.Flat map which folds into 12 pages with a dark red cloth cover. One page in top left corner is missing. Scale of the map is 300 feet to an inch. Cream coloured packing tape has been placed along the back of the folds and is now peeling off.Round stamp in top right corner "Shire of Eltham". Pencil note on top left existing page "Note - includes record of 8 LP's subdivisions. HC". Information has been added to the map over an extended period of time in red ink, black pencil, blue pencil and blue biro.yarra glen/water supply/

Ink sketches of Rutherglen landmarks and old buildings produced by local artist Pat Robinson for planned Historic Walk brochure (not used)One of a series of black and white ink sketches, on paper, of Rutherglen landmarks. This one showing the water tower with the structure that was added to the top to make it look like a wine bottle. pat robinson, buildings, artist, water tower, wine bottle

WWII historic signficanceMilitary water bottle in khaki container with webbing shoulder strap. Blue enamel body with felt covering (for insulation). Held approximately 1 litre. Had a cork stopper. The name 'ELLISON' is written on the strap

The water cart was in itself a complete invention of John Furphy and was first made in the 1880's. At the time no similar article was used in Australia. Few houses of the time were designed to collect rain water from the roof and hence, water needed to be collected elsewhere and transported for stock and domestic use. The method of carting water was then confined to horse drawn drays or sleds with mounted wooden barrels or casks. At the same time the growing demand for agricultural implements, led to the establishment of a foundry with a furnace to cast components rather than the time consuming task of forging. This became the catalyst for the efficient production of the robust and mobile water carrier known then, and now, as the Furphy Farm Water Cart.Four colour photographs showing a tank made by Furphy and Sons, Shepparton.furphy, shepparton, water storage

Swiss and Italian descendants (Perini) check out the new book at the launch of "Bullboar, Macaroni and Mineral Water: Spa Country's Swiss and Italian Story" at the Pantechnicon Art Gallery, Daylesford.swiss/italian, swiss and italian, clare gervasoni

Swiss and Italian descendants (Perini) check out the new book at the launch of "Bullboar, Macaroni and Mineral Water: Spa Country's Swiss and Italian Story" at the Pantechnicon Art Gallery, Daylesford.swiss/italian, swiss and italian, clare gervasoni, marie butler

Advertised cloth cover With printed detailing on cover and spine 'Victorian Municipal Directory also Commonwealth and State Guide and Water Supply Record for 1962' xxv; 1147 pages ; 18cm; municipal directory, state, commonwealth guide, water supply record, kilmore mechanics institute library.

Wallaby Creek is part of Kinglake National Park, and is a restricted access catchment area to protect quality of water supplied to Melbourne's water supply system. 26 p. black print on white paper, green cover, three folded mapskingllake national park, water supply, wallaby creek, parks victoria

Low water level Plenty River in Greensborough. A River bank stabilisation project along the Plenty River at Greensborough was conducted by Melbourne Water in 2015.Digital copy of colour photographplenty river, melbourne water

Black and white photograph. (Photo taken by David Holmes, Blackburn)Written on back of photograph, "Ringwood Baths, 15/12/57. Harold Walklate demonstrating the method of lifting a patient out of the water. Patient Glenys Leaven of Mentone."

Second Water Tower under construction, Ross Street, 91 feet high, 80000 gallon capacity. Official opening April 1912. The first reinforced concrete tower of its type in Australia.tatura, buildings, historic

B/W. A mixed goods train headed by an NA class locomotive taking water at Kincaid, the fireman looking at the camera, the driver hanging from the entrance to the enging, and a boy standing in front of the engine. kincaid; colac; beech forest; crowes; railways;

Aqueduct in Grampians for Stawell Waterstawell

Water Supply Fuming in Grampiansstawell

CLUNES WATER SHED SUPPLY MAP SHEWING THE POSITION OF WATERSHED ECT. FOR THE COLLECTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF WATER FOR DOMESTIC AND MINING PURPOSES TO THE TOWN OF & GOLDMINES IN AND AROUND CLUNES.PHOTOCOPY SECTION OF PHOTOGRAPH AND PLAQUE AND MAP OF CLUNES WATER SUPPLY. SHOWING THE POSITION OF WATERSHED, DAM, WEIR PIPEHEAD RESERVOIR PIPE TRACK.SEE PHOTOGRAPH ON BACK OF HISTORY OF OBJECT.local history, photographs, water supply

2 photographs (1 large black and white, 1 small sepia)Typed below large photograph: "Water mains being laid in Whitehorse Road". Image shows large trench surrounded by temporary fencing. Boy looking down at trench.

Water Supply Centenary Memorial 1995One black & White & four colour photographs of sandstone monument stawell

Plaque - Moray Water Reserve 1984stawell

Aerial view of Stawell Water Supplystawell

Grampians Water - Purification Plant. Stawellstawell